Name: Marble Schefflera
Brand: Easyplant
SKU: 310-L-SHFMBL-LA-E7D5C8
Price: 189.0 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

An east-facing window works great for bright indirect light. You can also place the plant in a south or west-facing window, but avoid putting it directly in the path of the sun's rays. Intense, full sunlight can scorch the leaves. You can always use a sheer curtain to diffuse the light.

Marble Schefflera grows best in a space with bright direct light, where the sunlight streams inside directly, and can also adapt to spaces with bright indirect light, where the sun rays are diffused. Avoid placing it in spaces with low light or spaces without natural sunlight.

Marble Schefflera Light Needs

Can grow 15 feet tall and 4 feet wide indoors

Brings a natural accent to your living quarters

On your Marble Schefflera's first few days at home, you may see yellow or dropped leaves; this is no reason for concern. Simply shake off or cut the leaf, and look forward to new and better-adjusted leaves growing. To help it grow optimally and evenly, occasionally dust the leaves and rotate the pot by a ¼ turn once a month. To maintain its aesthetic shape and height, you may periodically prune it to your liking.


Marble Schefflera Plant Care

Umbrella plants, also known as Scheffleras, prefer to be kept in humidity levels between 40-60%. Misting the leaves can increase the humidity around the plant, but it should not be misted frequently or too heavily, as this can lead to fungal or bacterial growth on the leaves. 
It's best to use a humidifier or place a tray of water near the plant to increase humidity levels. Misting may not be necessary during the winter when watering is pulled back to allow more time for the soil to dry out. 


Do umbrella plants like to be misted?

Schefflera plants are moderately easy to care for, provided you follow the proper care instructions. They are a bit temperamental to watering, so you must strike the right balance to avoid yellow or browning leaves. They are also temperature sensitive, so be sure not to keep them near an a/c or cold drafts.


Are Schefflera plants easy to care for?

There could be a few reasons your Schefflera plant is dropping leaves. It could be going through its adjustment period if it has just been brought into the home or if you've just relocated it. Allow it to adjust to its new location and avoid moving around too much. 

The dropped leaves could also be due to cold temperatures. Schefflera needs a minimum of 60˚F to thrive. If your home's temperature is adequate, ensure the plant isn't near a draft, vent, fan, or heater. Make sure your marble schefflera plant is located in a space with enough sunlight. If not, it might be the main reason for the leaves to fall off.  

Why are the leaves falling off my Schefflera plant?

The golden dancer ***** Marble Schefflera is a tropical wonder, and its resilience and ease-of-care make it a plant lover’s favorite. It wears clusters of striking gold and green oval-shaped leaflets that hang playfully to form little canopies, giving it the quirky nickname ‘Umbrella Tree’. Native to the subtropical forests of Asia and Australia, this evergreen shrub effortlessly brings the jungle indoors and brightens up any room.

The golden dancer
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Marble Schefflera is a tropical wonder, and its resilience and ease-of-care make it a plant lover’s favorite. It wears clusters of striking gold and green oval-shaped leaflets that hang playfully to form little canopies, giving it the quirky nickname ‘Umbrella Tree’. Native to the subtropical forests of Asia and Australia, this evergreen shrub effortlessly brings the jungle indoors and brightens up any room.

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Advantages		Other
Water every	1 Month	1 Week
Overwatering	Rare	Common
Underwatering	Never	Common
Over compacted dry soil	Never	Common
Easily know when to water
Stable root growth